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Maharashtra elections: Big news has come out regarding Maharashtra Assembly elections. According to reports, the Mahayuti (BJP-led Eknath Shinde-Ajit Pawar's NCP) has agreed on 260 seats. Out of 260 seats, BJP will contest alone on 142 seats, while Shinde Group may get 66 seats and Ajit Pawar may get 52 seats. It has not been officially announced yet.
Voting will take place in a single phase on November 20.
Maharashtra Assembly elections have been announced. Voting will be held in a single phase in the state on November 20. Elections are to be held on 288 assembly seats. When the votes will be counted on 23 November.
Nomination date in Maharashtra 22 October
The Election Commission has fixed October 22 as the date for filing nominations in Maharashtra. The last date is 29th October. The last date for withdrawal of nomination is 4 November, the date of voting is 20 November and the date of result is 23 November. Now if we talk about Maharashtra Assembly, out of 288 assembly seats, the ruling party i.e. Mahayuti alliance has 218 seats.
Consensus on 260 seats in Mahavikas Aghadi
It is noteworthy that Mahavikas Aghadi has also agreed on 260 seats only. An announcement regarding seat distribution is also going to be made in a few days. Now only a few seats are left where the matter is stuck, in such a situation the situation is considered clear on all the remaining seats. But there is more conflict between the Uddhav group and Congress, such seats are coming up where both the parties are claiming.